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2 338 CVC Words bad bag bam ban bar bat bay bed beg bet bib bid big bit bob bog bow box boy bud bug bum bun bus but buy cab cad can cap car cat cob cod cog con cop cot cow coy cub cup cut dab dad dam day den dew did dig dim din dip dog don dot dub dud dug dun fad fan far fat fax fay fed fen few fib fig fin fit fix fob fog fop for fox fun fur gab gad gag gal gap gar gas gem get God got gum gun gut had ham has hat hay hem hen her hew hid him hip his hit hob hog hop hot how hug hum hut jab jam jar jaw jet jib jig jip job jog jot joy jug jut keg ken key kid kin kip kit lab lad lag lam lap law lax lay led leg let lid lip lit lob log lop lot low lox lug mad mam man map mar mas mat maw max

3 may men met mew mid mil mix mob mod mom mop mot mow mud mug mum nab nag nah nap net new nil nip nit nix nob nod nog nor not now nub nun nut pad pal pan pap par pat paw pay peg pen pep per pet pew pig pin pip pit pod pop pot pox pub pug pun pup pus put rad rag rah ram ran rap rat raw ray red ref rep rev rib rid rig rim rip rob rod rot row rub rug run rut sac sad sag sap sat saw sax say sec set sew sic sin sip sir sis sit six sob sod sol son sop sow sub sum sun sup tab tad tag tam tan tap tar tax ten tic tin tip tom ton top tot tow toy tub tug tux van vat vet vex wad wag wan war was wax way web wed wet wig win wit won wow yak yam yap yen yes yet yew yum yup zap zip zit

4 Definitions of Uncommon CVC Words or Words That Students May Be Unfamiliar With. You can build your students vocabularies by teaching them some of these new CVC words, or simply stick with the ones they should be familiar with, or that they will use and see more often. I wanted to give you a really comprehensive list so that when you have students play Make It Up In A Minute you would be aware of different words, in case they came up with vowel and consonant combinations that make up a word that you might not be aware of. Students also might not know the meaning of these words either, because they are simply guessing and making up words with different letter combinations. When they share their guess you can then use it as an opportunity to teach the definition of these unique new words. I omitted hex and sex, but you could add them to your list if you wanted to. The definition for sex can be merely male or female gender. Be aware, that students might also think of lol (laughing out loud) and a few slang words, or possible abbreviations like Mon. for Monday, that I have not listed here as well. I don t think I missed any words, but if you think of some more, I d really enjoy hearing from you, so that I can add them to my list. It took me zillions of hours to create. I hope you find it helpful. I d also enjoy hearing how you teach CVC words. Any tips you could share with us would be very useful. Thanks in advance. diane@teachwithme.com

5 bam: A loud noise. bob: bounce, bend, cut short, woman s haircut bog: marsh bum: hobo, beg, useless, buttocks cad: rascal, someone who is not a gentleman, the smallest piglet cod: a kind of fish cog: gear, mechanism, the tooth that engages with the wheel for motion. con: short for convict, negative, to trick someone cot: folding bed coy: shy dab: spot, tap something gently, small quantity dam: wall, to block, barrier that controls the flow of water, female animal den: animal s home, study, hideaway, Cub Scout group, place of crime dew: droplets of water dim: faint, hazy, unclear, stupid, dull in color, not lit well. din: noise, ruckus, racket don: lecturer, tutor, university or college teacher, Spanish equivalent of Mr., leader of organized crime, to put on something. dub: call, christen, nickname, label, confer knighthood on somebody, perform poorly, make something smooth or even, add sounds to movie, copy something onto new medium, make a copy, drumming. dun: brownish gray color, browning gray horse, gloomy, payment demand, debt collector. fad: craze, trend, whim, short- lived fashion fay: fit tightly, fairy

6 fen: swamp, bayou, everglade, wetland, lowland fig: tree, sweet- tasting fruit, not giving or caring for somebody or something. fob: chain for a pocket watch, ornament on a key ring, electronic device for opening doors. fop: peacock, fashion- conscious man, dandy gad: wander, be out having fun, party, socialize, gallivant around, exclamation of surprise, separate minerals form rock, cattle prod. gag: joke, quip, ban, restraint, something put over mouth, restraint of speech, trick, choking, put bit on a horse. gar: a kind of freshwater fish gem: jewel, precious stone hem: border, edge, turn- up, fold, enclose somebody or something, the turned- up bottom of a dress/skirt. hew: carve, chop, hack, slash, cut down or cut up, sever from something else. hob: stove, hotplate, place to keep pans warm, elf jib: object, retreat, stop short, small foremost sail, crane s arm, refuse to move. jig: lively dance, wiggly fishing lure, jerk around quickly, it is all finished. jip: cheat jot: iota, bit, speck, write quickly, tiny bit jut: protrude, overhang, extend, stick out keg: barrel, tub, nail weight unit ken: knowledge, comprehension, awareness kin: relatives, relations, folks, part of your family kip: nap, snooze, bed, calfskin or lambskin, unit of currency in Laos

7 lad: boy lag: pause, trail, delay, wait lam: hit hard, speak angrily, escape hastily, quick escape especially from the law. lax: careless, sloppy, not strict, not tense lob: pitch, throw, heave, fling lop: cut off, remove, deduct, chop, droop, move awkwardly lox: smoked salmon mam: mom, adult older female mar: ruin, damage, spoil mas: moms, carnival max: pass with flying colors, do well, sail through, at most mew: cat s cry, high- pitched cry, whimper mid: middle, average, normal mil: 1,000 th of an inch, slang for a million dollars, unit of angular measurement for artillery. mod: slang for modern mot: regular woman companion, roadworthiness certificate nab: grab nag: pester, harass, ask somebody something repeatedly nah: no nil: nothing, zero, zilch nit: tick, bug, an egg of a louse, warning of somebody s approach nix: nothing, zero, zilch, say no to that, stop nob: bigwig, VIP, somebody rich nod: yes, shake head up and down, doze off, signal, approve, go- ahead, OK nog: a wooden peg or block, a strong ale nor: and not, and not either, same as than, same as neither

8 nub: core, heart, nitty- gritty, essence, central issue, small lump, small projection, crucial point, root, gist nun: religious sister, holy sister, religious woman, kind of pigeon, 14 th letter of the Hebrew alphabet pap: nonsense, trash, semiliquid food, baby food, trivial a worthless material, slang for pappy (dad) par: average, standard score in golf, accepted value of currency. pep: energy pew: bench- seat in a church pip: beep, spot, beat, kernel, ding, the spot on a dice or domino, mark on a playing card, to make a shrill noise, minor ailment, to wound or kill somebody with a gun, contagious poultry disease pit: mine, ditch, stone, fight, big hole, blemish, lowest part, area of floor of exchange, the place where the orchestra sits, worst possible thing, person or place, mark surface with small holes, the large seed of some fruits like the peach; to compete with somebody in an intellectual exercise. pod: shell, husk case, detachable compartment of spacecraft, streamlined housing for equipment, small group of animals, pox: disease causing spots, used to express a wish that misfortune or bad luck will come to someone or something. pub: small tavern, especially in England and Ireland. pug: type of dog pun: joke, play on words, pus: discharge, secretion, fluid, yellowish liquid produced by an infection. rah: expressing approval or encouragement

9 ram: shove, bump, push, strike, male sheep raw: uncooked, unprocessed, hurt and sore, inexperienced, cold, not subtle, brutally realistic, rare, painful ray: glimmer, flicker, hint, spark narrow beam of light, trace of something positive, arm of a starfish, kind of flat fish, beam of sunlight ref: slang for referee, mediator, umpire, judge rep: slang for representative & reputation rev: make vehicle engine go faster, cycle, race, rotation rib: tease, spoke, curved bone in the chest, meat, ridged knitting, leaf vein, molding on a vault, part of a ship s hull, part of an aircraft s wing. rid: free, clear, purge, do away with rig: fix, dress, outfit, getup, equip vessel with rigging, erect something, make something hastily, big truck, horse carriage, arrange outcome dishonestly. rim: edge, border, part of glasses frame, hoop for basketball net, limit. rod: part of a fish pole, part of a lightning pole, thin stick, metal bar supporting railroad car, receptor cell in the eye, bacterium, unit of length, unit of area, slang for pistol. rot: nonsense, decay, decompose, languish, expression of disagreement. rut: furrow, groove, channel, pothole, boring situation, sac: animal or plant part, pouch, case, pod

10 sag: droop, slump, bend under weight, become weaker or lose intensity, fall in value, sap: juice, weaken, plant fluid, take away someone s energy. sic: thus or so, used to indicate that a word or term is used in the same form throughout a printed work, attack somebody, incite somebody to attack. sin: wickedness, transgression of theological principles, shameful offense, knowingly do wrong sip: taste, swallow, drink slowly in small amounts sir: title used before the name of knight, salutation in a letter, polite form of address to man, way to address a man teacher, officer. sob: to cry very hard. sod: grass, turf, ground sol: Roman Sun god, note in music, old French coin, Peruvian unit of currency, kind of small particle sop: something given to satisfy a discontented person, food dipped in liquid, to make or become soaking wet. sow: spread, scatter, introduce idea, female pig, adult female animal, channel of molten iron, hardened iron sum: money, calculation, total, amount, quantity, gist, short for summary sup: drink, swallow, eat something by the spoonful, come eat with us, have supper, taste, drop, nip

11 tab: bill, label, ticket stub, flap for holding, label, pull- tab, flap on a garment, restaurant check, to watch somebody or something closely, to pay the bill, a particular key on the keyboard, short for a drug tablet. tad: just a little bit, dash, somewhat, small amount, small boy tam: same as tam- o- shanter, a Scottish hat tar: thick black liquid, blacktop, tobacco smoke residue tax: toll, charge, money paid to the government, charge paid by members, to make demands on somebody or something, accuse or charge somebody, determine costs of litigation, strain, tension tic: twitch, spasm, fit, muscle twitch, quirk of behavior tin: metal box, container, metallic element, sheet- metal container. tom: male animal, especially a turkey tot: young child, toddler, thimbleful, small amount, snifter tow: pull something, rope or chain for pulling, to take or pull somebody or something. tug: yank, pull, jerk, haul, kind of boat that hauls cargo or pulls another (tugboat), struggle or contest, tux: short for tuxedo, a fancy suit, a man s formal jacket, usually worn to prom and weddings. vat: barrel, tank, large container for liquid, preparation of dye. vet: short for veterinarian- animal doctor. vex: annoy, upset, irk, irritate, displease, agitate, confound somebody.

12 wad: twist, compress, pile, clump, large quantity, lots of money, powder plug, disk in shotgun cartridge, mineral mixture in bog, (Shoot your wad: to use all your resources in achieving something and be unable to achieve anything more. ) wag: wiggle, shake, wave, move something rapidly to and fro, gossip wan: pale, light colored, pallid, ashen, faint, indicative of low spirits, looking ill. wax: polish, naturally- occurring greasy substance, resinous mixture used in shoemaking, somebody or something easily molded, what candles are made of, increase, to appear larger each night, same as become wed: get married, unite wit: intelligence, humor, comedian, fun, speech showing intelligence, smart person, shrewdness yam: sweet potato, root vegetable yap: yelp, bark, mouth, chatter annoyingly, trivial conversation. yen: urge, wish, longing, desire, unit of Japanese currency. yet: hitherto, however, up until now, so far, thus far, now, even in spite of everything, for loner, never up to now, nevertheless. yew: type of evergreen tree zap: destroy, surf, whiz, kill, delete, change TV channels using a remote control, move quickly, cook something in the microwave, photocopy something. zip: nothing, zero, energy, vigor, vitality, short for zip code, same as zipper, lively and exciting quality, compress file. zit: spot, skin blemish, blackhead, pimple.

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